Recent content by super chicken

Unfortunately we are the ones getting the crap shocked out us.

Posted the picture for member (COTTONIT) . He said his is orange, this is the only one I've ever seen. Not trying to make a statement just sharing. If you look closely, I believe it is also screwed on not riveted.

I tried to put a couple pictures on another post but my computer skills are bad so i decided to start here. Saw a comment about orange ducts on a Plymouth. this is the only one I've ever seen. October 1968 Plymouth Traveler magazine page 8.

Jack R .....I took some measurements ...Now I am not an expert but this is what I got to help you out. I have no part numbers. I will post some pictures . The measurement is from the carb flange to the bottom of the flat on the underside of the base. The tallest one is a 69 with a 383 the...

What I do is go over to the pile and keep switching them until one fits ...

The factory pressed wrist pins in the rod . Most aftermarket rods have floating pins and circle clips in the pistons ,nothing wrong with this setup. You cant press pins into the piston because as the piston warms up it expands on the pin. Pistons are not round the are cam ground ,that is why...

Thanks everyone for the nice welcome and comments. To answer some of the questions , I reside in southern Wisconsin . The car is t5 on the outside and t7 on the inside. original color of the car was black. Now dont get me wrong I like black cars, just dont want to own one . There a lot of work...

just some of my pictures the first day out on the road